not done yet. good evening, i am veronica de la cruz. >> and i am alan martin, meteorologist, check in the next round. >> live in santa cruz where they are cleaning up after getting hit with 10 inches of rain. >>reporter:that is right the san lorenzo river here in downtown santa cruz is a lot more tame, that it was earlier today when it flooded several homes. a couple of miles upstream. this area was really hit hard by the storms bringing lightning, wind, and rain. troubles -- shovels, mops, and chainsaws are all being used to put santa cruz county back together after being battered by weekend storms. >> the thunder sounded like a bomb was going off >>reporter:david bach what is calling it a miracle that a 100- foot eucalyptus tree did not tell anyone when it toppled over in a thunderstorm early this morning. and knocked out power lines and closed 26 street for the whole day.

>> is a church camp here, we are praising god it fell right between the church and the neighbors property. nobody got hurt. >>reporter:the power of nature was also on display at the san lorenzo river in boulder creek. >> it looks like a pretty big river going on. >>reporter:this is what happens when 11 inches of rain falls in a short period of time. a break in the storms brought out neighbors to marvel at the show of force >> it was pounding my tin roof. it was making me feel like it was going to crush my car or something >>reporter:the san lorenzo and socal creek both crusted a few inches above flood stage between 10 p.m. on sunday and 3 a.m. on monday. that triggered evacuation warnings, but some homeowners in paradise park were still caught off guard >> i came downstairs for something else, and i heard a river running through the house. i was like what? [laughter] i came down here it was waist

deep water. >>reporter:you can see the water line next to the tv. neighbors also say their cars were flooded before the river subsided. ironically, one neighbor was grateful. >> we need the water. i hate to see it come that fast, but we still need the water. >>reporter:you hear that a lot when you talk to people, especially up in the santa cruz mountains that typically gets a lot of rain, in a short period of time during the winter months, but what they fear even more than flooding is the threat of fire during the dry season this summer. reporting live in santa cruz, kpix5 a warning for beachgoers and surfers, a high surf advisory is in effect or tomorrow morning. take a look at the powerful wave -- waves at ocean beach today. signs are posted telling people to watch out for rip currents and more damage in a place that has already taken the brunt of el niño storms. a chunk of concrete that supports a pedestrian walkway fell in half moon bay. the bridge is on marano road near coastal trail, kpix5

medina tells us this happened just weeks after crews already have to make -- how to make emergency repairs. >>reporter:sometime overnight, the concrete that used to cover the dirt wall next to the pedestrian bridge broke and fell. any people who live here wonder what can happen next. bob baldwin's camera is capturing the latest damage to miramar beach. >> will be a lot of work to do the pictures. >>reporter:he hopes this is the last time. >> am disappointed it did happen. we did not need that >>reporter:sometime in the middle of the night, the powerful surf, and/or heavy rains washed away the heavy chunk of concrete wall exposing the dirt wall behind it that is connected to the pedestrian bridge. >> when i came out, it was not there anymore >>reporter:marty lives just up the way, he watched cruz a drop huge boulders next to the bluff after the waves ate at it. >> that used to be a whole section of khost that just disappeared overnight. the force of these tides is

immense. >>reporter: little by little the erosion is inching its way too close to home. >> if they don't get on it real fast, the green line down the middle of the street is where the sewer line runs. it isn't that far from the edge of here. >>reporter:for now, the pedestrian bridge is closed. as many cross their fingers the repairs get done quickly before the power of the ocean takes over. >> if this bridge is in here, you would have to walk on the highway to get north if you are a pedestrian. several people have been killed up there i will not walk up there. >> it's a tribute to the power of nature. >>reporter:the public works director says workers will be out here later today assessing the damage. what kind of repairs need to be done is still unknown in half moon bay, maria medina kpix5 demolition crews are getting set for another job in pacifica, the apartments of 320 esplanade they will be taken down to the ground beginning

thursday. the building was red tagged six years ago. the city manager says pacifica could become a test case for other communities. >> to me, this seems a call for action, but what we are going to do in the longer-term. this will be on the cutting edge of what is going on with climate change. what are we going to do to protect our city under these conditions? >> one apartment building has a ready been demolished. the next battle, the city will be working to save the street itself. chief meteorologist, paul looking at our rainfall totals. not done raining outside right now, we are picking up some showers right now, just to the west of walnut creek. just to the east of berkeley and oakland, but the hills are getting slammed including highway 24 right above the tunnel. north all the way to vallejo, south all the way to san leandro working its way south. that is our last shower, the last one out there.

you can see it in the background. beautiful sunset colors swimming against the side of the rain. napa for inches of rain over the past three days. nearly that in fremont nearly two and a half inches taken the cake the santa cruz mountains. nearly a foot of rain over a three-day period. how are we doing in san francisco? last water year we had 18 inches of rainfall, we are nearly there with 3.5 months to go and more rain coming up later on this week. let's look at future caste, rain moving out tonight. tomorrow morning we start dry, the next round of rain was in tomorrow evening which showers likely threat the day on wednesday. if you are circling a day for a soaker, there is another one coming it is thursday. we will talk about how much rain to expect and how long that round of rain will last that is coming up

weather was likely to blame for a collapsed roof at a san jose office building this morning. luckily, workers were not yet in that area. firefighters arrived, on scene, to find a gaping hole in the roof. would teams in the air conditioning system crashed out of the office. the building has been red tag. a man had to be rescued after driving down in a bank and in the guadalupe river in san jose this morning. this could have very well turned into a water rescue. his previous came to a stop close to the river. caltrans crews that use bulldozers to clear trees highway 92 just east of half moon bay. the roadway was closed for several hours overnight every open just before 6 o'clock this morning the high sierra walloped with fresh snow today. check out the winter he wintry scene just a few hours ago, some near whiteout conditions. the snow created scary conditions on interstate 80 year earlier today. i 80 was closed at colfax for eight hours. forcing stranded drivers to

wait out that storm. once a reopen, conditions were still pretty treacherous causing drivers to spin out. >> i was doing 20 miles an hour, got super slushy on the road and i hit a spot where i had no traction i thought i had four-wheel-drive, but apparently doesn't work. i kind of slid, and i just let it go and we went into the embankment. >> we checked with caltrans about 30 minutes ago, so far there are no closures to report tonight along i 80. southern california also got hit with snow in the higher elevations for you this is frazier park right alongside the grapevine on i hi5, kids are playing in that snow today. even though there is no on the ground, interstate five to the grapevine is open a wild chase and shootout today in the north bay, this is how it ended. cars smashed up on a busy highway with debris all over the place. and a suv riddled with bullet holes. elizabeth is in the newsroom for us, i understand one of the victims took matters into his own hands. >>reporter:this all started in

a man spotted someone breaking into his work truck. he got a gun, i decided to confront the creek. this was in front of a home on wilton street in napa. the burglary suspect tried to escape. but the victim fired off several shots at the portion that sped off. it was ultimately crash on highway 29 near highway 37. here is that porsche suv, there are several bullet holes in the back of it and smashed a pretty good. take a look at the front of it. the front tire was flat, as officers chased after him on highway 29. i think that was from the driver passing cars in the shoulder. the porsche hit at least two cars as the chase came near and then there vallejo. we are told to people were hurt and how to go to the hospital. they have been treated and released. police ran to the porsche bringing it to a stop. the man and woman inside were arrested. one of the suspects is wanted

in marin county for a different crime. reporting from the newsroom, elizabeth cook. back to you. san francisco police make an arrest in last month's attack on a soccer referee. gabrielle lopez is charged with battery resulting in a serious injury officers arrested him friday in richmond. he's accused of attacking a referee after he was ejected after a game. the referee was punched in the side of the head. he suffered a broken jaw and he lost several teeth. a woman was violently attacked over the weekend after getting into the wrong car. this happened outside a nightclub on the tomah and fifth street and seven cisco. police say she mistakenly got into a car thinking it was one she had ordered on a rideshare app. the stranger behind the wheel drove her to bark -- blocks before attacking her. she fought back and managed to drop out. the driver described as the man in his 60s sped off. the family of a man who died after being put in handcuffs wants to reopen the case. they still have questions for

oakland police. kpix5's why they say a six figure settlement not nearly enough. >>reporter:that is right, this case in this video you are about to see was an emotional piece of the case that resulted in $450,000 settlement for wrongful death. now the family says no, they want to take that off the table, and are calling for an investigation. here's the story. the final minutes of 51-year-old life, were captured forever on this video obtained by the contra costa town and all of its disturbing detail. now, some 2.5 years later his sister has linked up with social media to bring the case back to life. [inaudible] what we do know is on the night of july 8, 2013. he phoned 911 say she heard screaming from her brother's room. >> i thought that somebody was attacking my brother. >>reporter:when police arrived

there was no intruder, but they were unsure about his mental state. >> i asked them in my arrested? and they said no, you're not arrested. my brother did not want to go to the patrol car. >>reporter:oakland police say he resisted and had to be restraint. the coroner's office has his death was the result of multiple drugs in his system. >> one of the officers put his knee in his back, and the lower back, and one other was pressing my brother to check if he was breathing. >>reporter:was he taking drugs? >> no. >> they are killing me. >> they were very irresponsible not to give him cpr right away.

>>reporter:the case has been taken up by the courage c ampaign, a progressive political network with over 1 million members. the campaign has launched an internet petition drive calling for the case to be reopened. >> over 70,000 people have signed, it's one of the more viral petitions we have had recently. >> is killing me! >>reporter: oakland mayor tells us she is just hearing about this call for an investigation and she is on the phone to the district attorney to see what the city and county's options are. it's pretty clear that the stories going to be around for a while, if it makes its way back to the courts, or at least into the court of public opinion. in oakland, phil, kpix5. >> the officers in question were cleared by the district attorney's office as well as an internal police investigation. it's hard to believe in the heart of food and wine country, one neighborhood is a grocery store desert. other damage from the napa place has left people stranded without a place to shop. the break in the search for the hit and -- hit-and-run driver hit and run driver who struck a six-year-old boy. a new video has police on -- hot on the trail

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point-0 earthquake in 20-14e store was near the epicenter you are looking at the mess from inside a safeway store in napa following that 6.0 earthquake in 2014. the store was near the epicenter and suffered significant structural damage. the damage is so bad the store on jefferson street remains close to this day. as mike sugarman tells us the store closure has left us a food desert in that part of town. right, mike. >>reporter: it is a food desert, and wine country here in downtown napa the lights are on but nobody is home. this safeway is not open 18 month after the earthquake, and it's not just safeway, there is no place to shop around here.

what are central napping is doing about food? they do not have much of a choice. safeway is not talking, but napa is. in downtown napa it may not be surprising that things available for purchase. >> wine you can buy >>reporter:if you want a loaf of bread for that beside you you will have to put a cork in it. >> now they need to go to north napa or south napa. >>reporter:this safeway store was the only store in a wide radius of downtown it closed from damage in the 2014 earthquake >> i got a long list of letters from citizens saying -- >> it is not just brown loyalty, there's no place to shop now if you do not have a car. >> i know a lot of ladies that worked in there that help me a lot. because i am disabled. >> this is an all district they

built the senior center for them, because there was a safeway market there. and then they turn around and now the safeway they want to stay shut, they do not want to open it up >>reporter:safeway did not call us back to tell us why. we do know it has a 10 year lease on the property, and a no compete clause which says if it is not here, the landlord cannot run to another grocery store. >> we have been here a year, and i've heard a lot of talk that we have not seen any real results. >> we do not have a drug store downtown, nor a grocery store downtown. we are building more housing downtown. it's something that is really needed. how can you walk around town to get the things you need, go back home? >>reporter:why would safeway want 10 years of a lease to have to pay all that and not use the store? apparently there is a penalty if they cancel that lease, why will they not let another grocery store in? that we do

not know. they do not call us back. in napa, mike sugarman, kpix5 the high cost of living in san jose. rents have gone up as much as 10% year after year. in multicultural group organized the meeting because it believes that high rents have forced many people to leave the city. rent control, discrimination and evictions among the topics, the mayor will hear about. the meeting will start at 7 o'clock at overfilled high school. a growing problem for san jose's library system. the mercury news reports the system is facing nearly $7 million in unpaid fines across its 23 branches. about 39% of all san jose library cardholders about 187,000 people old money. city leaders are considering ways to solve a problem. the ideas include reducing the fines and creating an amnesty problem -- program. according to sfo, the airport experience a 50% increase of airport passenger

traffic. 1.2million passengers travel through sfo between february 1- february 9. they say a job of 4.6 million dollars in revenue is what they saw. some retailers reported as much as a 500% increase in sales. of the recent rain gave northern california lake much needed boost. reporter kelly ryan shows us. i got so much runoff the floodgates were opened today for the first time in years. >> is always an impressive sight when water is flowing over the spillway. >>reporter:impressive to look at and comforting to see after years without it. >> this is the first time since 2012 we have released water through the spillway gates >>reporter:because of the recent storms they are making changes of full sun. >> we were out about 4500 cubic feet per second, we are going to about 8000. >>reporter:a far cry from what we have seen because of the drought.

>> about a year ago we were releasing 900 cubic feet per second. we are going to be releasing nine times that much today. >>reporter:with a good snowpack and a -- quite a bit of water in the reservoir it is likely more changes will be in store. >>reporter:of the forecast plays out it was we are seeing it right now. i would suspect we will probably increase again sometime pretty soon. >> has of this morning, the lake was 68% full, the feds say they need to keep folsom about 60% capacity in the winter months to prevent flooding. >> we are not doing too bad right now, right paul? we are doing better, the drought will not end this year, but we are getting what we want, building up that reserve and those reservoirs. so many different levels of the struggle, there is the rain in the yard, the rate of the reservoirs, the snowpack but also all of the water we are pulled out of the ground the last 10 years. we would like to recharge all of it. rain helps. and we have rain out there right now. just leaving alejo, martinez and venetia but moving over lafayette, moraga, portions of

the berkeley hills, piedmont and some heavy rain has made it down to hayward and fremont. if this continues its track south, san jose you will likely get some additional rainfall between now and 7 o'clock. that system working its way north to south heading toward the south bay. the numbers confirm, look at sfo, a sustained wind at 36 miles per hour. it is windy on the peninsula, wendy on the city, not as many in the north bay. highs today generally in the 50s. the mid-sixties we were below average today. all with a high today of 58 degrees. your weather headlines, as we roll through the stormy pattern

it will be a partly cloudy, and cool night tonight. how cool? how about some 30s. the heater may be cranking on this evening, 39 livermore, fairfield, 41 fremont and 39 in san rafael, quite chilly outside. clouds will be on the increase tomorrow, but ray not so much. tomorrow may be the driest day of the entire week. future cast does show the increase in call cover the afternoon a few sprinkles at the north bay tomorrow evening. as we turn the page to wednesday morning, the next round of rain is only about 36 hours away. rain will return to the north bay. how much rain are we talking about. future cast shows a little bit of either wednesday morning. by thursday, when our next significant weather maker arrives as soon as thursday afternoon. the north bay, san francisco and pacifico with another inch of rainfall. tomorrow is the only dry day comes -- because wednesday rain is back, thursday heavy rain is back, friday showers continue and we will have another round of rain next sunday and monday. we are now in the middle of this wet pattern will stick around for another seven days.

>> all right, thank you, paul. america salute to a former first lady. we remember nancy reagan with an interview paul deep from the kpix5 archives. her fascinating opinion on presidential politics that is still relevant today. a family lucky to have a chp officer right behind them. cameras catch the moment he pulls her two children from a burning car just in time. carry more weight, ♪ and yet go farther on a tank of gas ♪ than the ram promaster city. ♪ hurry in to your ram dealer for details on all current incentives.

morning in southern califor reagan died sunday at the af 94. she had congestive heart failure. the funeral service will be private... d held at th a funeral for former first lady, nancy reagan, will be held friday morning in southern california. she died at the age of 94 on sunday. she had congestive heart failure. the funeral save -- service will be private and held at simi valley. the public will be allowed to pay respects on wednesday and thursday as mrs. reagan. she will be buried next to her husband at the presidential library we found an interview kpix5

conducted with the nancy reagan back in 1968. during the interview, reagan talked about the need for people who are not politicians to get into politics. >> i wish, really, that more men , who are not politicians, would become actively involved in politics. i think it would be a very good, and healthy thing for the country. i think the whole thing needs a breath of fresh air. >> this interview was nearly 50 years ago. yet it is relevant to the current presidential race. at the time, mrs. reagan was serving as california's first lady california has a new assembly speaker. >> welcoming our new assembly speaker to the great state of california mr. anthony ran down >> anthony rundown was sworn into office in sacramento today. he is from the los angeles area, best known for his positions on education and the environment

the hunt for the hit-and- run driver who ran over a six- year-old boy. the suspects connection to another crime that could help police track him down. if you are on the run, from police, this will not really help you stay under the radar. the high-speed chase in a scooby doo vamp one of the world's richest men explains why he will not -- why he will not be running for president. the risk of michael bloomberg says he does not want to take. ,

shootout ended in the north: a porsche s-u-v shot up and the san lorenzo river is back within its banks after flooding earlier today, just part of the battering this area took from back-to-back storms over the weekend. neighbors called it a miracle that a 100-foot eucalypt dust tree did not kill anyone when it toppled over in a thunderstorm earlier today. the power of nature was also on display in boulder creek or 10 inches of rain fell over two days. the sand relenza and socal creek both crusted a few inches above flood stage. a wild chase and shootout ended in the moon bay, a

porsche suv shot up, police a two burglary suspects were caught in the act in napa. the victims and fired at the porsche which was a getaway vehicle. police picked up the chase and it ended near a crash and earphone alejo. the two suspects were arrested. castro valley police looking for this man, 29-year- old daniel morris hit a 6-year- old boy with a stolen vehicle before taking off on foot. kpix5 julia goodrich is outside the dealership where the cops say the suspect was caught on surveillance video last night stealing cars. >>reporter: he was caught on surveillance video along with three other suspects, they stole his total of five cars overnight. one of those vehicles striking a six-year-old little boy who had been in surgery and his parents by his side. 12:30a.m., a total of four suspects wearing hoodies walk on a livermore ford rulership lot, they go straight for the keylock box area keys belonging to customers cars are dropped off for service overnight.

>> five cars total were stolen, they come through different times throughout the night. within a two hour period. >>reporter:hours later around 8 a.m., the one of the suspects drove -- driving a stolen black ford fusion struck a six-year- old little boy and his brother walking to school in castro valley. >> he stopped on his way to school to bend down a look at some work >>reporter:that is when he was hit by the stolen car after the drivers will -- swerved onto the sidewalk and hit a utility pole. pending the six-year-old boy's leg between the car and the pole, then took off. >> all we know, we got a white male was seen running from the scene. >>reporter:the chp has identified the hit and run driver is 29-year-old daniel moore from castro valley. the boys parents, and grandmother, always walk with them to school. >> i have a day care. >>reporter:the car dealership says they have never had cars stolen before.

this is where customers drop off their keys, in this lockbox, but the suspects were able to pry it open and go inside, grabbed the keys to five vehicles on this lot. one suspect has been identified, you can see him in this video, and chp is still working to identify the others. all caught on surveillance camera in the middle of the night. we did go to the hospital today to check on the little boy, he was in surgery all day. at one point, doctors thought he may lose his leg. we do not know if that is the case or not. we will check in on his condition. those four suspects are at large. in monterey, chp officers being called a hero for pulling two small kids out of a burning car. it happened around 10 a.m. on highway one. the officer noticed that the smoking car, and rush to help. you can hear him admonishing the mother, as they watch them rescue their children from the backseat. the children suffered smoke inhalation, but are expected to be okay. i suspect is at large after

leading police on a wild chase while driving, get this, a scooby doo van. police say they were alerted that the woman had violated her probation when they caught up with her she was behind the wheel of this mystery machine. instead of pulling over, she stepped on the gas. police say sharon was able to evade police, shasta county sheriff's deputies and a chp helicopter campaign 2016, former new york mayor, michael bloomberg says he will not be entering the race for the white house. lindbergh would have been a third-party candidate. in announcing that decision today, he made it pretty clear it was about politics, and influencing the outcome. he put out the statement "there is a good chance that my candidacy could lead to the election of donald trump, or senator ted cruz, that is not a risk that i can take in good conscious." for more states and the

republican presidential candidate tomorrow mississippi, michigan, idaho and hawaii all voting. michigan being the biggest prize when it comes to delegates, at state. if the niner up for grabs. here's how things stand right now with the all-important delegate counts, donald trump is out in front, ted cruz second, marco rubio and john kasich are well behind them. the question remains the same tonight, can anyone catch a donald trump? rubio and john kasich are fighting to keep their campaigns going banking on capturing primaries when their home states vote next week. ted cruz is arguing he is the only one who can stop donald trump for getting the n omination. cruz want to contests over the weekend. >> if we are divided, donald wins, and of donald wins in all likelihood hillary wins. >> the democrats have contest in michigan or mississippi t omorrow. polls show hillary clinton with a large lead over bernie sanders of michigan.

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posted online and viewed by millions of people. the video was taken at a a man that sportscaster and tv host erin andrews received a big payout for a nude video that was posted online are viewed by millions of people. the video was taken at a nashville hotel by a man that had been stalking her. andrews sued him as well as the hotel owner and former operator. today a jury awarded her $55 million. she says the video humiliated her, and has led to depression. andrews wiped away tears as jurors announced the verdict. i met another tragedy for the rock group, the eagles, the wife of cofounder randy meisner was killed by a gunshot. los angeles police a 60-year- old lana ray meisner was moving a loaded rifle in their home yesterday, when it went off. police are calling it an accident. earlier in the day, police were called to the home for a domestic violence disturbance. randy meisner is cooperating in

the shooting investigation or and his wife's death comes after eagles founder , glenn frey, died in january. 170 sexual assault reports in the past three years, we are asking you, do you feel safe when you uber. >>reporter:head to my twitter page right now to cast your vote, weigh in, we are going to have that story, and much more for you tonight. join us on bay area night beat at 10 o'clock over on our sister station. cable 12. a plan is in the works to relieve one of them worst commutes in the bay area. the one roadblock setting in the way. if your loved ones take interstate 880 right or hayward or fremont they are going to get home a little bit late tonight. leaving hayward heading toward fremont slowing things down and that already busy roadway. we will talk about when the next round of heavy rain moves in and how much rain is going to fall in the northern

california mountains. we will be right back.

i'm at one particular bay area highway is notorious for heavy traffic, but when out -- now one county leader has a solution to speed things up. what is around the road could stand in the way? >>reporter: highway 37 -- any commuter will tell you it is a nightmare. what you think about the traffic on 37? >> it sucks. it's always packed. >> it's crazy. it backs up here, you cannot get through. it takes forever. >> they really need to widen that road. >>reporter:this 21-mile stretch of roadway between highway 121 and sonoma county and vallejo has been a two-lane blacktop since the 1930s. nowadays, anything can slow down traffic. remember the elephant seal who

got stuck in this nearby waterway. traffic was backed up for miles. now public leaders say they want the nightmare to end. david rabbit is a sonoma county supervisor. >> we hear from people about it, we are trying to see what we can do. >>reporter: what rabbits and others want to do is widen the highway. shebang is very simple, you need two more lanes. >>reporter:steve pages the president of sonoma raceway which attracts thousands, and thousands of racing fans all year round. >> it is a huge drag on business and sonoma and napa valleys. people who want to come up for a weekend, that is the primary roadway. >>reporter:here's the problem, the highway is surrounded by wetlands, homes to thousands of birds. a virginia company has proposed building a replacement for 37, that will protect wildlife. >> is a very sarah -- sensitive

wetland area. they have proposed a construction method that really doesn't interfere with the wetlands. it's an elevated viaduct, which allows all of the wetlands, the water underneath it to flow freely. >>reporter:there is another major reason that they want to elevate this roadway, it is called global climate change. you see scientists say that over the next several decades they waters could rise as much as 1 foot, and that means the commuters might be -- need a submarine to go along highway 37, not a car or a truck. you see what, i mean? but so far, nobody has figured out a way to find the estimated $2 billion to build it. when it is built, it likely will be a toll road. money use to the new highway 37. >> we have to look for alternative funding sources. >>reporter:anything to end the pain. jeffrey shroud, kpix5

>> if it is not highway 37, it is 238, and 880 getting wet right now. leaving hayward's out to fremont and now all the way to val peters, continued that down all the way down to san jose. that is the only shower out there, blossomed over napa county worked its way south over the past couple of hours. that is a potent shower over one of our busiest roads. 880 slower than normal because of rain being picked up by kpix5 high death doppler. let's check in with our weather watchers, 50 degrees with some rain in orinda, bill moon reporting in seven minutes ago that in just 20 minutes he received an additional 150 inches of rain. over at the coast, lindsay patton says 52 degrees, windy outside and over the weekend for inches of rainfall in pacifica. it is now raining on our sound -- downtown san jose camera. livermore 52, concord 56 pray tomorrow, and tonight a high

surf advisory continues. swells of building 16-19 fee, the rough surf will not stop until tomorrow. not by you will wake up to the 30s tomorrow, san rafael 30s, fremont barely in the 40s, livermore and fairfield also in the 30s. a cold night especially way from the water. that ridge of high pressure would took all of the storms and sent them north. now they are taking all of the storms and sending them here. right into california and there are more storms coming. the fourth one will clip us to the north and give us some light rain and thursday. that will give us our next widespread significant rainfall that is coming up thursday into friday. how much rainfall? 10 inches of rain in far northern california by lake shasta. the sierra another 6 inches of rain and snow combination. for us possibly another t wo-3 inches of rainfall thursday into friday. increasing calls, clouds, but dry tomorrow, rain moving and late in the evening with a

light rain wednesday and heavy rain coming up thursday. below normal tomorrow, san jose 67 is your average, 64 will be your high. los altos 52, danville 61, vallejo 59, a cold start for your petaluma 57, sausalito 60 degrees for a high, windsor 58, one dry day tomorrow, that is it. wednesday light rain, potential for heavy rain on thursday, showers continue friday and if you are making you're making plans for the weekend, saturday looks like the dryer choice you showers do return on sunday. that is your forecast. dennis from -- live from oracle history tonight, we hope. he is up next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

the warriors will have moreo play for than an nba record tonight against orlando... r 's dennis o'donnell with tonight sports he is at oracle arena. >>reporter:that is right, the place of history, we think, if the warriors win tonight 25 straight on their home floor. that would be a new nba record. but they got blown out i the lakers yesterday for the worst team in the western conference. you figure head coach steve kerr laid into his team during this morning's shootaround.

>> zero attention span out t here, at either end of the floor. not following the scouting report defensively. not putting any pressure on the ball. we got what we deserved it. >>reporter:maybe they should start acting more like generation x, if they lose tonight, they lose the home winning streak. they are currently tied at 40 for with the chicago bulls. meanwhile, this is a homecoming for aaron gordon who is making his first trip as a player, gordon was an all-american at archbishops chef -- >> this team is filled with millennial's, millennial cannot focus. [laughter] you know, we look like the millennial's tonight. >>reporter:meanwhile, this is a homecoming for magic store aaron gordon who is making his first trip to oracle as a p layer. gordon was an all-american and later drafted fourth overall by

orlando. he got 25 friends and family sitting in a box here tonight. the kings that kings and didn't much care for the lousy warriors at the time. >> i can even remember it was on the warriors team. [ inaudible] >>reporter:is staying busy with the south bay, after nine seasons, santa clara has fired head coach, who coached the broncos during the 11-20 record in nearly a decade, posted a career record of 20 games under 500 and he graduated 100% of his players in the last eight seasons. nfl, peyton manning officially says goodbye with one final audible >> omaha! [ applause] >> omaha. manning's press conference lasted about one hour, denver, he far back tears even dodged some questions about sexual assault allegations from his days in college at tennessee.

>> i did not new -- do what has been alleged, and i'm not interested in relitigating something that happened when i was 19 years old. i kind of -- like my dad used to say when i was in trouble, i cannot say it any plainer than that. so, this is a joyous day, it's a special day, like forrest gump said, that's all i have to say about that. >> maria sharapova posted -- tested positive for a banned drug, meldonium, in january. barred by the international tennis ararat -- federation, but maria sharapova said she did not know about it. she will be suspended until the idf can ietf can do a proper investigation. finally, check it out a photo snap of a photographer in florida, the kid was looking down at his phone, a player

lost the bats, and the man sitting next to him managed to save the kids face. the moral of the story, get off your phone, if you choose to sit in the expensive seats. another lesson for social media. this is it tonight, the warriors have been brilliant at home, 45 straight wins, if they could just get packed the orlando magic we will have highlights and reaction tonight on the late show. >> refocused tonight. thanks. paul with us, we got some rain? >> hayward, fremont, down to san jose. it's just that one cell that blossomed over the northbay hills and that unstable air writing up over the mountains causing that shower. it has worked his way south now sitting over about 500,000 people and a few thousand got stuck on the road in the rain, 880 very wet. >> the latest always on cbssf. com. i mean, whoo.

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